Tag: "art

Bookplate of Samuel Weiller Fernberger (1887-1956)

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Forgive them for they know not what they do!

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Paper Background

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Colored Pencils

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Woodcut illustration in which God the Father, appearing in the sky, threatens vengeance upon the sinful people of the earth, while pope, king, and a well-dressed man with a sword and a hat, beg to be...

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Woodcut device of Melchiorre Sessa, fl. 1506-1549

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Woodcut title illustration (Jesus Christ with Saints Peter and Paul) by Hans Sebald Beham. Used by Silvan Otmar of Augsburg

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Printer's device of Johann Froben of Basel

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Mason family bookplate

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2005 - 'A twisting metallic CurI', an abstract metallic wire sculpture, I made in 2005; free image in public domain / Commons, CCO – painter-artist, Fons Heijnsbroek

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2005 - 'Curling Tree-like', an abstract organic wire sculpturefree image in public domain / Commons, CCO – painter-artist, Fons Heijnsbroek

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Woodcut arms of Heinrich von Tunna (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut arms of Werner von Orseln (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut arms of Heinrich Dusemer (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut printer's device of Andreas Wechel

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Woodcut illustration of Ceres

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Woodcut illustration of Leaena

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Illustrations of four barons of the Holy Roman Empire (from left: Freiherr von Limpurg, Freiherr von Thusis[?], Freiherr von Westerburg, Freiherr von Alwalden[?]) and their insignia, used by Peter Jor...

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rectangular shape slightly inverted center;

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Woodcut illustration of God joining man and woman (or possibly Adam and Eve, specifically) in marriage, used by Heinrich Stayner of Augsburg

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Woodcut illustration of Jupiter and Europa

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Illustration of four towns of the Holy Roman Empire (clockwise from top left: Bamberg, Sélestat, Ulm, Haguenau) with their insignia, used by Peter Jordan of Mainz

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Illustration of four towns (Bauern) of the Holy Roman Empire (from left: Cologne, Regensburg, Konstanz, and Salzburg) with their insignia, used by Peter Jordan of Mainz

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John King Van Rensselaer (1847-1909)

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